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College Football National Championship Game Analysis
On Monday evening January 11th, I watched the 2015 College Football National Championship between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Clemson Tigers. The three “values” I saw from this game were: preparation, competiveness, and motivation.

Both teams valued preparation because they had to be ready both athletically and mentally for what may be the biggest game of their college career.

Both teams were very competitive the entire game which resulted in a back and forth close game with the final score being 45-40 Alabama.

Both teams were motivated to play with the National Championship on the line. This was evident by how hard both teams played.
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